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Rep. John Ley argues Washington's operating budget has exploded 230% since 2001, driven by spending, not a revenue shortage.

A family was displaced after Vancouver Fire battled a working blaze at 815 E. 32nd St. Wednesday afternoon.

A pedestrian struck on NE Hwy 99 with no crosswalk present was hospitalized with serious but survivable injuries.

An unvaccinated child tested positive for measles after visiting Vancouver Clinic at Salmon Creek on July 17.

A 76-year-old pilot was rescued by local boaters after his single-engine plane crashed into Yale Lake following a reported mechanical failure.

Guild president Jeff Anaya warns Vancouver's new no-arrest directive for shoplifting and drug use will flood the city with crime.

Washington's state operating budget reached $80.7B for 2025-27, a 230% increase since the 2001-03 biennium.

Washington's Board of Education proposes shifting from 17 to 15 core credits while expanding personalized pathway credits from three to five.

Myers argues Washington's CCA adds about 52 cents per gallon, a claim Ecology disputed but its own commissioned study supports.

New research links Washington's Climate Commitment Act and Carbon Fuel Standard to gas price increases of $0.41 to $0.48 per gallon.

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity's Central Vancouver store holds a 50% off sale August 1 to mark its 4th anniversary.

Rob Anderson raises concerns about three Clark County Auditor candidates seeking support from Indivisible Greater Vancouver.

Pediatric dentist Dr. Ronald Hsu explains how tannins, acids, and aging thin enamel to cause stubborn tooth discoloration.

PacifiCorp must balance water between three reservoirs to protect salmon and steelhead under federal license terms.

April Joy Farm's 24-acre conservation easement is the first farmland protection project funded by Clark County's Legacy Lands program.

Battle Ground's Harvest Days Parade drew thousands of spectators and featured around 100 entrants over nearly two hours.

A Woodland industrial business on West Scott Avenue sustained fire in its walls after a lightning strike during the July 16 storms.

Three Washington business leaders say rising taxes and regulations are pushing expansion and relocation out of state.